Sentence examples for organisations risk from inspiring English sources
We talk a lot about risky work, about venues and companies taking risks, about the current economic environment making many organisations risk averse – but it's rare that this vocabulary is used in discussions about audiences.
The big corporate players in each individual field have the unlimited funds available to propel their products constantly on to News Feeds across the network while small-scale operations and not-for-profit organisations risk floundering, their EdgeRank dwindling all the while.
It is often feared that by engaging politically, humanitarian organisations risk compromising their neutrality.
When this happens, civil society organisations risk losing the fundamental characteristics that set them apart from for-profit companies.
Brandon Lewis said organisations risked being left behind if they failed to take notice of advancements in technology such as off-site construction that can build homes in weeks, rather than months.
Committee chairman Lord Goodlad, a former Conservative minister, warns: "The huge rise in surveillance and data collection by the state and other organisations risks undermining the longstanding traditions of privacy and individual freedom which are vital for democracy".
Organisation Risk Analyser (ORA), which is a meta-network assessment and analysis tool [ 54], is utilised to construct such PCNs.
From tiny groups vocal on local matters to great national organisations, all risk being silenced in the year before a general election, to avoid falling under electoral law.
Organisations will risk legitimacy if they fail to follow procedures adopted by other organisations or adopt innovative practices within the same institutional field (Unerman and Bennett 2004).
But he said the loss of more than £100m of Area Based Grants to Liverpool has put many organisations at risk.
In contrast to other peer mentoring schemes, 9 10 our programme avoided matching of mentors and mentees within one organisation, minimising risk of mentor bias (a perception of mentors as agents of the organisation) 21 and confidentiality breach.
